(openPR) - Cool Radio Recorder 2.1 received the Editor’s Choice from MostShareware.com as well as top ranking from many other recognized shareware sites including BrotherSoft.com, PCWin.com and FindMySoftware.com as well as many other top Shareware portals.
“… not only do you get a really cool looking internet radio recorder with skins, but you will also get complete set of really useful features such as ‘song detection’, direct 100% quality rmp3 with no re-encoding and fully integrated scheduling with windows 2000, XP and windows Vista!... “
The Editor’s Choice also confirms that the application does not contain any form of malware, including but not limited to: spy ware, viruses, trojans and backdoors, therefore it can be installed with no concern by any computer user. The product is retested periodically to ensure it remains 100% CLEAN.
“…Many other radio recording applications are really just recording waves from your sound card. That design will lead to poor quality sound because of inference with the computers power supply and other application making hums and beeps which ruins the recording. With Cool Radio Recorder the streams are captured directly in MP3 format and saved continuously to the hard disk. The recording will get full bit rate - no loss from re-encoding the mp3 format and without all the strange noises – that’s pretty cool, isn’t it?” says Cool Media Software’s lead developer.
Wait there is more… To celebrate these fine awards DigiApp.com offers a free gift. The gift is a recreation of the classical game pacman. DigiPacman is completely free and does not expire.
For further information and download please visit www.digiapp.com or www.coolradiorecorder.com
About DigiApp.com: Newly founded in spring 2007, the vision is to allow independent software vendors, like Cool Media Soft and Studio Z, to sell user friendly and efficient applications. Future plans include more ISV and more focus inexpensive applications and games through DigiApp.com
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